Which opera was first presented at a school for girls in the London suburb of Chelsea?

In the 1930s this composer began to make a deliberate appeal to ordinary

citizens by rejecting radical dissonance and atonality, working instead on a series of projects based on rural and Western American ideas. His or her musical style is characterized by the use of folk songs and popular elements, tonal harmony, and a clear, luminous orchestration.

a. Stravinsky b. Cage c. Zwilich d. Adams e. Copland

The Capitolium of Ostia was constructed under which Roman emperor?

A) ?Augustus B) ?Nero C) ?Trajan D) ?Hadrian